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asked for how many people are going on the tour, what is it going to cost, what are the cities and why are we doing this? this is not for political means to exer bait the effects of the sequester. >> and coburn points out that beaverton have been adept at obtaining federal funds, receiving $2 million in grant and assistance since 2011. at the white house, the press secretary didn't have many details but said the tour isn't a big deal. >> you can find an vim thing and say that this -- an individual thing and say this could be cut. maybe it should be. whatever it is. it represents a drop in the bucket to $85 billion cut. >> everything is a drop in the bucket. we are $16.6 trillion in debt. that is typical washington rationalization. >> earlyer the transportation secretary suggested his part of the tour hit a bump in the road. >> i was supposed to be in orlando and south carolina today. >> meanwhile, the administration is describing the impact of $85 billion in cuts due to begin in a week as devastating, they are pushing for $50 billion in new spending op highways, airports and transit sy
asked for how many people are going on the tour, what is it going to cost, what are the cities and why are we doing this? this is not for political means to exer bait the effects of the sequester. >> and coburn points out that beaverton have been adept at obtaining federal funds, receiving $2 million in grant and assistance since 2011. at the white house, the press secretary didn't have many details but said the tour isn't a big deal. >> you can find an vim thing and say that this...
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from the city on north and west. 32 now. 30 up in hagerstown. 27 in oakland. any of this precip, that reaches the ground. if it an is an -- is an untreated roadway, there could be slick spots coming up later tonight. so please be careful. we do v have, in fact, a winter weather advisory in effect through tomorrow morning. that's when things begin to change. tim has a look at what we expect here on saturday. >> well, this system definitely broke apart as it moves to the east. the northern portion withula the snow went up toward the great lakes. southern portion really started moving across the carolinas. and that is what we're expecting to see more of as it moves into the region. we're seeing temperatures staying right at freezing, as bob mentioned. but they are going to go up. so it makes most of this stay in the form of rain as it stays close to the coastline and starts to make its way up to the northeast. we are seeing the temperatures hovering right around freezing as bob mentioned, which means that we still have the potential for that wintry mix, at least
from the city on north and west. 32 now. 30 up in hagerstown. 27 in oakland. any of this precip, that reaches the ground. if it an is an -- is an untreated roadway, there could be slick spots coming up later tonight. so please be careful. we do v have, in fact, a winter weather advisory in effect through tomorrow morning. that's when things begin to change. tim has a look at what we expect here on saturday. >> well, this system definitely broke apart as it moves to the east. the northern...
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city. 46 tomorrow, rain in the morning. sunny skies and 48. 47 monday, and then another mixed bag of rain, sleet, and snow arriving next tuesday. >> how was your flu shot working? not as well as anyone had held and its worst for the elderly. >> the recommendation from health experts for any senior feeling flu symptoms. >> if you're hungry right now for a cookie, you are out of luck. they are not on vacciness year's flu certainly is not perfect. it works about half the time according to new data from the cdc. the latest charities show it is 56% effective, but it is not that effective for the elderly, a group hit particularly hard this year. the cdc experts say any elderly patient going to the doctor with flu symptoms should be an anti- laurell drugs immediately. we are still in the confines of flu season. while no one wants to catch the virus, it can be a matter of life or death. unlike regular face masks, this is designed to provide extra protection against multiple strands of the flu. manufacturers say the inner layers are
city. 46 tomorrow, rain in the morning. sunny skies and 48. 47 monday, and then another mixed bag of rain, sleet, and snow arriving next tuesday. >> how was your flu shot working? not as well as anyone had held and its worst for the elderly. >> the recommendation from health experts for any senior feeling flu symptoms. >> if you're hungry right now for a cookie, you are out of luck. they are not on vacciness year's flu certainly is not perfect. it works about half the time...
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cities are some of the rules we are refining us to come through this first year. a more than happy to talk about ways we are approaching the work in each case because they think that will bring it to life. but since many fewer practitioners, i thought some of these points might fit with some of your own findings. i would just say to you, people already asked me if i'm having fun. first off, it's an unbelievable privilege and it's starting to be fine. sir thank you very much. i'm looking forward to the conversation. >> thank you very much, ambassador and assistant secretary. avalon ask if you're having fun, but i did want to start with a general question. in selecting these four cases are your focusing 80% of your energy, is this a science or an art that you're trying to cultivate? is a systemic approach are trying to develop or are you seeing what you can have a tailoring individual each case? >> it's both. as the result of a process with people at the white house company assistant secretaries secretary for regional bureaus, making sure there is an ambassador who
cities are some of the rules we are refining us to come through this first year. a more than happy to talk about ways we are approaching the work in each case because they think that will bring it to life. but since many fewer practitioners, i thought some of these points might fit with some of your own findings. i would just say to you, people already asked me if i'm having fun. first off, it's an unbelievable privilege and it's starting to be fine. sir thank you very much. i'm looking forward...
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they are doing it as a protest for the recent bombbardment of the syrian city of aleppo by the syrian regime. president bashar al assad and they say that the meetings are counter productive and not getting enough physical help to fight the syrian army and including military aid and training. secretary of state john kerry was scheduled to at the end that meeting in rome. we will stay on top of that story for you. today, we got a dire warning to expect nightmares at the nation's airports. >> yes, it is because of the forced spending cuts that we have been talking about scheduled to hit every level of federal government one week from today. renee marsh has been looking into this, and the direct impact on consumers and anyone who wants to get on a plane. >> yes, kate and wolf, the most information that we have gotten so far from the federal government. we now know more about what kind of impact consumers can expect to see. $600 million slashed from the faa's budget and the head of the department of transportation paints a doom and gloom p piict for flyers. >> reporter: a gummed up transpo
they are doing it as a protest for the recent bombbardment of the syrian city of aleppo by the syrian regime. president bashar al assad and they say that the meetings are counter productive and not getting enough physical help to fight the syrian army and including military aid and training. secretary of state john kerry was scheduled to at the end that meeting in rome. we will stay on top of that story for you. today, we got a dire warning to expect nightmares at the nation's airports....
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not so much on the main highways or the city streets like this one here downtown but more in the residential nabbeds -- neighborhoods where the snow plows have not been able to get in there the roads were an icy mess yesterday. but no major accident or crashes, probably because a lot of people stayed home and poor visibility made it hard for anyone to drive very fast. those out and about do need to be careful, especially if the streets are lined with large snow drifts. we saw some impressive totals yesterday. 10-inches of snow in kansas city. 14-inches in wichita, a record 9.2 inches of snow at the kansas city airport which had to close and cancelled more than 400 flights. the airport is open again now and hundreds of stranded travelers are getting on the way. >> did a good job on the streets. it's my understanding you got all kind of different precipitation there. reporter: it was a very dynamic storm. folks here saw snow, of course, and freezing rain, as well as what the national weather service is calling thunder sleet, and even lightning, some dramatic images last night at lightning lit
not so much on the main highways or the city streets like this one here downtown but more in the residential nabbeds -- neighborhoods where the snow plows have not been able to get in there the roads were an icy mess yesterday. but no major accident or crashes, probably because a lot of people stayed home and poor visibility made it hard for anyone to drive very fast. those out and about do need to be careful, especially if the streets are lined with large snow drifts. we saw some impressive...
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boston, this could be a significant snow, especially north and west of the city. especially here in to southern new hampshire and parts of massachusetts. we are talking about at least half a foot of snowfall. boston, this is the third weekend in a row of dealing with not only snow but wind, as well. tomorrow night, really cranking especially inland areas albany, new york, to montpelier, vermont, and new hampshire looking at a lot of snow and that wind is blowing it and drifting it around and then as we head toward sunday we could see some rain mixing in for boston. and if that happens, that will hold down whatever accumulations we can expect to see. so for boston, right now, officially we are going 1 to 3 inches. that could change, of course, depending on the exact track of that low. but further inland, look at that. a swath of 6 to 12 inches. even in to portions of massachusetts where you're still digging out from nemo. remember, that wind is howling, it is cold right through early sunday morning, as well. for boston, a winter storm watch in effect. cloudy skies
boston, this could be a significant snow, especially north and west of the city. especially here in to southern new hampshire and parts of massachusetts. we are talking about at least half a foot of snowfall. boston, this is the third weekend in a row of dealing with not only snow but wind, as well. tomorrow night, really cranking especially inland areas albany, new york, to montpelier, vermont, and new hampshire looking at a lot of snow and that wind is blowing it and drifting it around and...
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not so much on the main highways or the city streets like this one here in downtown kansas city, but more in the residential neighborhoods and on the side streets where the plows really haven't had a chance to get in there and push all of the snow out of the way. as you mention the roads were an icy mess throughout the region yesterday. a lot of slipping and sliding. not a lot of serious crashes because people were out on the road and poor visibility made it hard for drivers to go very fast. those out and about today need to be careful especially if the streets are lined with the large snowdrifts. they might want to have a snow shovel with them. it was a very dynamic storm with snow, freezing rain. what the national weather service calls thunder sleet. lightning really lit up the skyline overnight and temperatures in the 20s over the next few days means all the heavy snow will stay put. farmers certainly hope so. they say a slow melt with help with a long and severe drought. the storm door appears to be open. jenna, forecasters are already talking about another chance of snow by earl
not so much on the main highways or the city streets like this one here in downtown kansas city, but more in the residential neighborhoods and on the side streets where the plows really haven't had a chance to get in there and push all of the snow out of the way. as you mention the roads were an icy mess throughout the region yesterday. a lot of slipping and sliding. not a lot of serious crashes because people were out on the road and poor visibility made it hard for drivers to go very fast....
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the roads are so slick that the city had to shut bus service down. no word on any injuries from that particular accident. this is a result of the major snowstorm we have been telling you about that's been dumping as many as 14 inches of snow. >> the larkspur ferry is so popular with people that it can't keep up with the demand. during the workweek spaces on the ferry sell out and the parking lots fill up. the ferry operators have some new ideas, they include adding another ferry boat for the busy morning and as for parking they may soon charge for it and build a parking garage at or near the terminal. >>> oakland mayor will be hosting a big party at the lake later this morning. they will celebrate the reopening of a 750-foot section of the channel. the boats will sale from the channel into the lake for the first time in 140 years. it's the first of a series of projects to reconnect the lake to the oakland esutuary and the bay. >> one more time let's check in with sal. >> it's a little bit slow on 880 northbound heading up to the coliseum. i still thi
the roads are so slick that the city had to shut bus service down. no word on any injuries from that particular accident. this is a result of the major snowstorm we have been telling you about that's been dumping as many as 14 inches of snow. >> the larkspur ferry is so popular with people that it can't keep up with the demand. during the workweek spaces on the ferry sell out and the parking lots fill up. the ferry operators have some new ideas, they include adding another ferry boat for...
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and the secondary storm forms. mostly rain for cities. it's rain for southern cities. and from hartford south, you're dealing with a mostly rain event. northern areas, like boston and portland, you'll go to snow and you'll get snow out of the system. look at the frigid temperatures. kansas city, feeling like 12 this morning. >> all that weather was brought to you by progressive insurance. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> and coming up, revenge on casanova. the woman who finally tracked down the alleged internet scammer, stealing hearts and their money. >>> and robin is sleeping in this morning before her big interview with michelle obama. and we're looking forward to sharing her revealing interview with diane sawyer about her incredible journey. and we're looking forward to sharing her revealing interview with diane sawyer about her sharing her revealing interview with diane sawyer about her incredible journey. car insurancs? yes. er but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are
and the secondary storm forms. mostly rain for cities. it's rain for southern cities. and from hartford south, you're dealing with a mostly rain event. northern areas, like boston and portland, you'll go to snow and you'll get snow out of the system. look at the frigid temperatures. kansas city, feeling like 12 this morning. >> all that weather was brought to you by progressive insurance. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> and coming up, revenge on casanova. the woman who...
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in doing everything i could to make the city a better city. >> reporter: as mayor, she was always in control. her gambling was out of control. >> i thought i could beat that machine, and when it got worse i didn't know i had the silent grenade in my head that could go off at any time. >> reporter: the silent grenade was a golf ball sized tumor doctors removed from her brain. they discovered it two years ago when she started hallucinating. she says she believes the slow growing tumor contributed to her gambling addiction. >> it's not an excuse for my gambling but i think that was, yes, part of it. you lose your sense of control. >> reporter: the tumor could have affected her behavior says her neuropsychologist. >> in about 20% of cases in tumors psychiatric personality or behavioral changes oftentimes are of the first symptom of a tumor. >> she began her gambling run in 2001 a decade earlier. it would have to be a pretty slow growing tumor. >> reporter: halperin says the justice department will drop the charges if she repays the charity and gets help for her addiction. >> after the tu
in doing everything i could to make the city a better city. >> reporter: as mayor, she was always in control. her gambling was out of control. >> i thought i could beat that machine, and when it got worse i didn't know i had the silent grenade in my head that could go off at any time. >> reporter: the silent grenade was a golf ball sized tumor doctors removed from her brain. they discovered it two years ago when she started hallucinating. she says she believes the slow growing...
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therefore, welcome to the bottom, the magic city, 305. and to the whole world, miami. >> he was born armando perez to cuban-american parents in little havana. >> i got to grow up in a city that was growing at the same time. it's like we're both learning together. miami is a melting pot, so many different cultures. you had to learn how to adapt to any environment quick. >> it's also what kept him grounded. even pitbull says the most important day of his life wasn't the day he got his number one single but the day he got the key to the city. >> we've come a long way, baby, for real. >> especially for the boy who used to day dream about living in this house across the water on the exclusive island of key biscayne. look familiar? it was featured in the 1983 al pacino classic "scarface." >> if i were to ever become the president of the united states of america, i would say washington, d.c., thank you so much. i really appreciate it, the opportunity and the generosity, but that would be my white house right there. and you already know that the
therefore, welcome to the bottom, the magic city, 305. and to the whole world, miami. >> he was born armando perez to cuban-american parents in little havana. >> i got to grow up in a city that was growing at the same time. it's like we're both learning together. miami is a melting pot, so many different cultures. you had to learn how to adapt to any environment quick. >> it's also what kept him grounded. even pitbull says the most important day of his life wasn't the day he...
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people my age, it seems we were never able told the 10% we were told, the city to hold 10% your entire working life for your retirement. between jobs and layoffs -- and i have always been fortunate to make as much as college graduates, but between the jobs and layoffs throughout my work life and the clinton era taxes and everything -- i'm not blaming him, i thought he was a good president even though i am a republican, i just want someone's opinion on people my age and why we have so little put away. we are the generation of all the crises and the tail end of that . host: before we get a response from paul taylor, are you still with us? caller: >> i am. host: what has your savings patterns been over the last couple years? caller: i had to quit contributing to my 401k's just to get by with the rising cost of living from 2006 to present i went four years without a pay increase from my employers because they were in a financial struggle as well with the economic hit in 2007 and slow growth to 2009. we finally got a pay increase last year because of somewhat of a comeback in our industry.
people my age, it seems we were never able told the 10% we were told, the city to hold 10% your entire working life for your retirement. between jobs and layoffs -- and i have always been fortunate to make as much as college graduates, but between the jobs and layoffs throughout my work life and the clinton era taxes and everything -- i'm not blaming him, i thought he was a good president even though i am a republican, i just want someone's opinion on people my age and why we have so little put...
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point a to point b without having to get stuck somewhere. >> reporter: hundreds of flights from kansas city to chicago were canceled overnight, and the traffic around here is very, very slow. indeed, the snow is going away, but it's about to be replaced by something even worse. ice. charlie, norah? >> dean reynolds, thank you. and meteorologist jeff berardelli of our cbs affiliate has more. >> another storm is going to develop along the eastern seaboard, move up, and may give significant snow into interior portions of new england. let's go to the maps and show you right now. as you can see we have heavy snow in parts of michigan. still heavy snow in milwaukee and wisconsin. as we kind of look ahead into tomorrow, the worst of it looks to be probably mid afternoon tomorrow. notice all the way to about boston, it's mainly going to be rainfall. however, just interior to boston, and boston's going be a very close call. it will be a mix of wet heavy snow and rain. and even into nevada it looks like snow is possible. vermont, new hampshire, the berkshires and maine. in fact, we're expect signific
point a to point b without having to get stuck somewhere. >> reporter: hundreds of flights from kansas city to chicago were canceled overnight, and the traffic around here is very, very slow. indeed, the snow is going away, but it's about to be replaced by something even worse. ice. charlie, norah? >> dean reynolds, thank you. and meteorologist jeff berardelli of our cbs affiliate has more. >> another storm is going to develop along the eastern seaboard, move up, and may give...
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. >>> and we're on a friday field trip in miami, one of the hottest cities in the country. look at the size of the crowd that's come to greet us "today," friday, february 22nd, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today." "today's" friday field trip with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from miami beach. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to a special edition of "today" on this friday morning. we've got a great crowd in miami, up early, out on the beach in south beach. i'm savannah guthrie, alongside willie geist in for matt lauer, al roker and natalie morales. i could get used to this. >> i could definitely get used to this. >> sunny, warm, 75, seven miles of beaches on miami beach. we don't know if a lot of people are here early or up late from last night. >> little of both. >> feels like a mix, doesn't it? >> the party will continue. flo rida will perform a live concert here. pitbull will show us around his town, mr. 305, mr. miami. >>> different start to the day in cities like chicago, kansas city, tulsa, where drivers are dealing with a
. >>> and we're on a friday field trip in miami, one of the hottest cities in the country. look at the size of the crowd that's come to greet us "today," friday, february 22nd, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today." "today's" friday field trip with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from miami beach. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to a special edition of "today" on this friday morning. we've...
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coastal cities from the boston south to around new york city. first things first, let's show you what's happening on the radar. overall it's not a very strong storm as we speak, however, it's going to crank up during the day tomorrow. notice in new york city it's mainly a rain event. as we go through the day, heavy inland snow in new england. boston right on the edge. very close call between rain and a mixture of rain and heavy snowfall. but inland areas in the mountains of vermont, new hampshire, maine, even the berkshires of massachusetts, it's going to be a wet eh snow. and as far as snowfall totals are concerned, we're probably looking at a foot plus. great news for the skiers and not so bad news for the traveler travelers. it's all rain mostly in knox. >> jeff, thanks. >>> one week from today pope benedict will be in retirement but he still has important work to do this weekend and he's about to get a report on the biggest scandal of his eight-year papacy. allen pizzey is in vatican city. allen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the
coastal cities from the boston south to around new york city. first things first, let's show you what's happening on the radar. overall it's not a very strong storm as we speak, however, it's going to crank up during the day tomorrow. notice in new york city it's mainly a rain event. as we go through the day, heavy inland snow in new england. boston right on the edge. very close call between rain and a mixture of rain and heavy snowfall. but inland areas in the mountains of vermont, new...
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buses out of control on city streets. tornadoes damage the south. it's all moving east with heavy rain and snow to areas already buried. >>> breaking right now. olympic hero oscar pistorius will learn whether he will go free or stay behind bars. his case to get out of jail. >>> vegas on alert after the dramatic gun battle on the strip. bullets fly between a range rover and a maserati outside the famous casinos. three killed, at least six injured. police on a massive manhunt for the shooters in the suv. >>> and these shocking sects caught on tape on a moving ski lift. the teenager, falling four stories down, smashing into the side of the mountain. he's okay. and revealing this morning, what caused his astonishing fall. >>> and good morning, america. happy friday to all of you. as we told you, robin will be pacing herself. she feels fantastic right now. but she's sleeping in this morning. a busy couple of days coming up. she'll be interviewing michelle obama and also going to the oscars. great to have amy robach in this morning. we're going to be brin
buses out of control on city streets. tornadoes damage the south. it's all moving east with heavy rain and snow to areas already buried. >>> breaking right now. olympic hero oscar pistorius will learn whether he will go free or stay behind bars. his case to get out of jail. >>> vegas on alert after the dramatic gun battle on the strip. bullets fly between a range rover and a maserati outside the famous casinos. three killed, at least six injured. police on a massive manhunt...
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about the deadly sin city shootout. plus-- >> drew peterson has an angry outburst at his sentencing. i'm marianne rafferty in new york with that coming up. (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldestreast canc event into? cause everyone derves lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. ♪ burning like a fire ♪ building up from deep inside it was 3 days of pure joy. susan g. komen's investments in early detection and treatment have helped reduce breast cancer mortality in the u.s. by 33% since 1990. help us continue serving the millions of women and men with breast cancer who still need us every day. register for the 3-day now. (woman) it's just been an amazing, amazing journey. i love these people. ♪ and it's beautiful a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer
about the deadly sin city shootout. plus-- >> drew peterson has an angry outburst at his sentencing. i'm marianne rafferty in new york with that coming up. (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldestreast canc event into? cause everyone derves lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. ♪ burning like a fire ♪ building up from deep inside it was 3 days of pure joy. susan g. komen's investments in early detection and treatment have helped reduce breast...
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now traveling into the city no delays through the fort mchenry tunnel. a crash in parkville at perring parkway. 695 nice and clear. nothing in your way up to 83. and heading up to hunt valley, 83 clear from shawan to the beltway. now over to you. >>> all right that's it for us for the weekend. the doctors is coming up next. >> have a great weekend and we will see you monday morning at 4:30. eggs, bacon, and pancakes. denny's everyday value slam is four dollars every day. wait, is that right? eggs, bacon, pancakes. yeah. that's right. the four dollar everyday value slam. only four dollars every day.
now traveling into the city no delays through the fort mchenry tunnel. a crash in parkville at perring parkway. 695 nice and clear. nothing in your way up to 83. and heading up to hunt valley, 83 clear from shawan to the beltway. now over to you. >>> all right that's it for us for the weekend. the doctors is coming up next. >> have a great weekend and we will see you monday morning at 4:30. eggs, bacon, and pancakes. denny's everyday value slam is four dollars every day. wait, is...
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. >> he has a clear mission, to be the first african-american to own the first high-rise in the city south of harlem. >> i was astonished to find there is no major building south of 110th street in manhattan owned or developed by an african-american developer, period. >> there is a reason that there is no one who owns a major building south of 110th street. >> what is it? >> it's they don't believe they have a chance anymore. that has to change. but somebody got to show it's possible. >> have you found a project yet? >> yes, a few. >> are they south of 110th street? >> all of them are -- well, all but one. >> okay. and how is that going? >> good. it can be done. if i can come in here and do it, others who are here can do it and others can come in here and do it. and so to have the tonto do business do it in a way that others haven't done, that's exciting for me. >> i was very curious about whether he would run for office ever since he backed so many candidates who won of the i asked him about running for mayor of new york. there is an election coming up this fall, you may know. he to
. >> he has a clear mission, to be the first african-american to own the first high-rise in the city south of harlem. >> i was astonished to find there is no major building south of 110th street in manhattan owned or developed by an african-american developer, period. >> there is a reason that there is no one who owns a major building south of 110th street. >> what is it? >> it's they don't believe they have a chance anymore. that has to change. but somebody got to...
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you came into the mayoralty, and the city was in tough shape as a lot of cities are today. what did you do when you got in there? was one of your first things not that you didn't tell people the truth about the existing condition? >> the very first thing i did it, and i did it for a solid year, in fact, six months going back into the campaign is tell people just how bad the situation was, that we had to cut everything, that if we did it right over the course of time, we could replenish those cuts and grow and grow and grow. and fortunately that's exactly what happened. but the first thing you've got to do is convince your supporters to get on board. and i think he could do it. he's popular now. >> so are you saying he should be talking about cuts and different things that he's offered to the republicans to his base? >> first he should talk to harry and nancy. he should bring them in and say, you were there -- >> come on, guys. >> you were with me on health care. you've got to lead on this. >> pelosi certainly didn't sound like she agreed with really being realistic. >> he's
you came into the mayoralty, and the city was in tough shape as a lot of cities are today. what did you do when you got in there? was one of your first things not that you didn't tell people the truth about the existing condition? >> the very first thing i did it, and i did it for a solid year, in fact, six months going back into the campaign is tell people just how bad the situation was, that we had to cut everything, that if we did it right over the course of time, we could replenish...
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so while it wasn't a permanent campaign, the a lot of cities that were under the radar, building on some of the internal polling that we did, really honing our 50 state strategy and having all the states in training our volunteers and giving us something to do to empower them in an offer that it president norman hasn't done. all of those things started pretty quickly after the president won his first election, and we build off about. >> when were you having to sort of build this? >> i showed up in april on a full-time basis, and we really started, and this was at david's insistence, we started very early april, may doing some very intensive research to try to get a handle on what people were thinking out there. this was before the debt ceiling stuff, but we knew that people were we of the economy. and it was a weary electorate. we really wanted to sort of see how we fit in, see how they were following what was going on on the other side. so by the time the debt ceiling it, we had a pretty good sense of the landscape and what, sort of what our way was to kind of move. the dead sea was rea
so while it wasn't a permanent campaign, the a lot of cities that were under the radar, building on some of the internal polling that we did, really honing our 50 state strategy and having all the states in training our volunteers and giving us something to do to empower them in an offer that it president norman hasn't done. all of those things started pretty quickly after the president won his first election, and we build off about. >> when were you having to sort of build this? >>...
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first, we get to the news here live at 5:30 a.m. eastern time at 30 rock in new york city. winter storms absolutely barrelled from the west coast into the heartland of the u.s. dumping a huge amount of snow in kansas. wichita, 14 inches. that's the most they've seen in more than 50 years. inches piling up in omaha and st. louis. 1,000 plows are working in kansas alone, but it's doing little to keep drivers from being stranded. actually, you saw a plow itself getting toppled over. even the plows are having trouble staying on top of things. hundreds of flights have been scrubbed. bill karins will have more for us a little later in weather. right now, we want to turn to politics. we're now just one week from the automatic cuts that will slash $85 billion from government spending. the congressional budget office estimates the sequester will cost 750,000 jobs and lower economic growth by 0.6%. don't forget we were negative in gdp in the last quarter. it could mean longer lines at the airport, less funding for teachers, and cuts at the pentagon that officials say could hurt natio
first, we get to the news here live at 5:30 a.m. eastern time at 30 rock in new york city. winter storms absolutely barrelled from the west coast into the heartland of the u.s. dumping a huge amount of snow in kansas. wichita, 14 inches. that's the most they've seen in more than 50 years. inches piling up in omaha and st. louis. 1,000 plows are working in kansas alone, but it's doing little to keep drivers from being stranded. actually, you saw a plow itself getting toppled over. even the plows...
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shows kansas city being swallowed by the snow. white-out conditions starting what would be a long, messy day across the midwest. >> it's crazy. i wasn't expecting this today. maybe around christmas, but not now. >> reporter: the harsh winds and heavy snow certainly no gift for those forced to deal with with brutal conditions. >> it's a terrible day for me, buddy. >> reporter: terrible for just about everyone. snow in many places falling at more than two inches an hour, pile manager up too fast for shovels or plows to keep up. driving was next to impossible, even for some of the street crews. parts of i-70 were shut down because of the weather, and so were airports across the region. >> i first walked in, i saw the line here and i said, this cannot be good. >> reporter: deicing quickly gave way to hundreds of canceled flights, travelers stranded, but this massive winter system still on the move. >> this storm is not done. as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend, we could see another substantial snow in new england. >
shows kansas city being swallowed by the snow. white-out conditions starting what would be a long, messy day across the midwest. >> it's crazy. i wasn't expecting this today. maybe around christmas, but not now. >> reporter: the harsh winds and heavy snow certainly no gift for those forced to deal with with brutal conditions. >> it's a terrible day for me, buddy. >> reporter: terrible for just about everyone. snow in many places falling at more than two inches an hour,...
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some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> the interview tonight is barney frank. yay. he's here next. stay with us. help those in nee. when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits, but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but after a long day of helping others, he gets some helpful advice. just two aleve have the strength to keep back pain away all day. today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong, all day long sinus and headache relief. >>> i'v
some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes...
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group judicial watch and here in new york city alexis, the executive director of the american values institute. why should my tax money be going to this guy to say those things? why? >> i think it is very forward looking for the u.s. government to be doing this and i think we are quite behind where corporations have been doing for many years in terms of promoting cultural awareness and diversity training in the name of changing demographics in the country belle you think it as good thing. give me one concrete reason why telling a crew to repeat after me the federal agencies have december crim nateed and mexicans have a right to sneak in the country because we took it over in the mexican american war and pilgrims were illegal aliens and on and on and on. why is that worthy? >> okay, the guy is a little hokey in his training i'm not going to argue that. he is a little hokey. >> bill: a little hokey. you are giving me that. he has an aagain da, would you say? what he has is -- >> bill: an aden da. >> what he has is a mandate to help employees of the federal government understand. >> bil
group judicial watch and here in new york city alexis, the executive director of the american values institute. why should my tax money be going to this guy to say those things? why? >> i think it is very forward looking for the u.s. government to be doing this and i think we are quite behind where corporations have been doing for many years in terms of promoting cultural awareness and diversity training in the name of changing demographics in the country belle you think it as good thing....
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visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." a private prison company with a horrific pass has secured naming rights to a college football stadium. if you care about good government and fairness, this story should outrage you. florida atlantic university's new 30,000-seat football stadium will be named after the geo group. the company is a private prison group. their business model, very simple. put people in prison and make money. and with 59 prisons and over 60,000 beds in the united states, they're doing quite well. the latest government data available shows that the private prison population in the united states grew 37%. between 2002 and 2009. and not surprisingly, so did geo group's revenue. in 2002 geo group made $570 million in revenue. by 2010 the number had jumped to $1.2 billion. it's important to point out, private prisons are funded through government contracts. they profit off the taxpayer and have a disturbing relationship with politicians. according to the justice policy center, private prisons are "working to ma
visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." a private prison company with a horrific pass has secured naming rights to a college football stadium. if you care about good government and fairness, this story should outrage you. florida atlantic university's new 30,000-seat football stadium will be named after the geo group. the company is a private prison group. their business model, very simple. put people in prison and make money. and with 59...
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board said graham broke the city's code of conduct three times when it came to a deal that has to do with the district's lottery contract and a development deal connected to metro. >> we're seeking an in destruction. >> reporter: put graham is not going down without a -- but graham is not going down without a fight. >> their findings were beyond their legal authority to reach without a process. heats have a hearing. >> reporter: chairman -- let's have a hearing. >> reporter: chairman mendelson has been privately meeting with other council members about this reprimand for graham and will likely have support on monday from many members except council member marion barry. >> i'm going to fight as hards a can among the other members to -- hard as i can among other members to try to get them to agree. >> reporter: graham was listening steps away and hopes instead of punishing him on monday council members will call for a hearing to investigate instead. instead. >> this can be solved if five members of this council requested a special committee be convened to conduct a hearing. >> reporter
board said graham broke the city's code of conduct three times when it came to a deal that has to do with the district's lottery contract and a development deal connected to metro. >> we're seeking an in destruction. >> reporter: put graham is not going down without a -- but graham is not going down without a fight. >> their findings were beyond their legal authority to reach without a process. heats have a hearing. >> reporter: chairman -- let's have a hearing. >>...
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but it's just one of the cities in the path. mike, good evening. >> and good evening, brian. so far this storm has been responsible for five deaths here in kansas city. a wall of white rolled through this morning, dumping snow, as much as 3 inches an hour, shutting down the airport and causing a state of emergency. that scene was repeated across many cities and areas of the midwest. armed with snowplows and shovels, the midwest today tried its best to fight back against a wicked winter storm that brought strong winds. near whiteout conditions. even thundersnow. as the deadly system that brought record snow to arizona, oklahoma and texas swept into the great plains today, schools and businesses were closed, and transportation in several states nearly ground to a halt. in kansas, authorities closed dozens of roads and highways, including a 90-mile stretch of interstate 70. parts of the state were buried under more than 14 inches of snow today. it fell so fast in wichita, the city was forced to hire 20 additional snowplows. blizzard conditions were a challenge, even for them. th
but it's just one of the cities in the path. mike, good evening. >> and good evening, brian. so far this storm has been responsible for five deaths here in kansas city. a wall of white rolled through this morning, dumping snow, as much as 3 inches an hour, shutting down the airport and causing a state of emergency. that scene was repeated across many cities and areas of the midwest. armed with snowplows and shovels, the midwest today tried its best to fight back against a wicked winter...
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the kansas city airport plans to reopen tomorrow morning. >> shepard: it thathat will he. on this day in 1967 the legendary british rock group pink floyd entered the studio and began work on its first album. the name, the piper at the gates of dawn and in it the band tried to capture the sound that made it famous in london's underground music scene. instrumental freakouts along with strange and colorful lyrics. essentially british pop dipped in lsd. while the group was laying down the album the beatles were working on sergeant pepper in the studio right next door and to this day the piper at the gates of down is still considered one of the best psychedelic albums of the '60s and pink floyd first took a trip to the studio 46 years ago today. i like the new theme music. now, you know the you news for this thursday, february 21, 2013. i'm shepard smith. back here tomorrow night for the fox report. and then the most powerful prime time in all of cable news begins with mr. bill o'reilly. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight -
the kansas city airport plans to reopen tomorrow morning. >> shepard: it thathat will he. on this day in 1967 the legendary british rock group pink floyd entered the studio and began work on its first album. the name, the piper at the gates of dawn and in it the band tried to capture the sound that made it famous in london's underground music scene. instrumental freakouts along with strange and colorful lyrics. essentially british pop dipped in lsd. while the group was laying down the...